Articles about activities and attractions in Mallorca. From exploring the stunning beaches and hiking trails to visiting historical landmarks and local markets. Find information about the best things to do in Mallorca.
All you need to know about the best snorkeling spots in Northern Mallorca One of the cheapest and easiest ways of exploring the sea & it’s enchanting creatures & plants is by using a snorkel – and luckily for visitors to this area, Northern Mallorca offers some of the best snorkeling spots on the Island.
Cala de Sant Vicenç is preparing for more than a week of celebrations this August, with the Festes de la Cala de Sant Vicenç 2026 bringing together live music, traditional events, family activities, food, culture and fireworks. Taking place from 14 to 23 August, this year’s programme has been designed to offer something for
Every summer, the historic streets of Pollença are transformed into the setting for one of Mallorca’s most spectacular and cherished festivals. Music fills the squares, cannon fire echoes through the old town, thousands of people gather dressed in white for the famous Marxa Fresca, and on 2 August the town relives one of the most
Son real is a fascinating archaeological site combined with an educational farm on the Northern coast of Mallorca A popular place for a schooltrip, the public finca of Son Real near Son Serra de Marina offers an interesting mix of ancient archaeology and traditional farm animals. But a beauty of ‘Balears Natura’, Son Real should
The Mare de Déu del Carme Festivities return to Port de Pollença from 10 to 19 July 2026, bringing ten days of music, traditional celebrations, sport, family activities and community events to locations across the town. The celebrations of the Mare de Déu del Carme have a particularly strong connection with coastal communities. The
Have you already booked your summer holiday to the North of Mallorca this year? Are you now looking for things to do during your stay? Sun sea and sand are the magical formula for many a family holiday, romantic getaway, or escape for the empty nesters, but there is plenty more to it than a
Padel has rapidly become one of the most popular sports in Mallorca, and in the north of the island its growth has been particularly striking. What was once a niche pastime has evolved into a defining part of the local lifestyle, embraced by residents, second-home owners, and visitors alike. From Pollensa to Alcúdia and
Music festival Sons de Nit will return to Pollença this summer, bringing three live performances to some of the municipality’s most iconic locations as part of its 2026 programme. The festival, which focuses on combining music, culture, and unique settings, will once again transform historic and scenic spaces into concert venues, creating intimate live
More than 4,500 people gathered in Port de Pollença this weekend for the second edition of Sabors de la Badia – La Mostra de la Tonyina, a growing gastronomic and cultural event celebrating local produce, maritime heritage, and sustainability. Now firmly established on Mallorca’s events calendar, the festival focused on showcasing locally sourced tuna and
The Roads, the Routes, the Races that Make Mallorca the #1 Cycling Destination A Little Bit of History Loved by drivers, motorbikers, rally car enthusiasts and car manufacturers (who use them to test drive their new cars as well as for filming adverts), Mallorca’s roads are a dream – especially for cyclists. Smooth, well-kept, hilly,
Northern Mallorca was once again at the centre of the cycling world this weekend as more than 8,000 riders took part in the Mallorca 312, starting from Playa de Muro in the early hours of Saturday. Participants chose between three distances — 167km, 225km and the full 312km route, which includes around 5,000 metres of
Last weekend set the stage for the 13th edition of the wine fair in Pollença. It was a great event as usual, hosting 38 vineyards and bodegas from around Mallorca to showcase their vintages. The event was hosted in the magnificent Claustre de Sant Domingo off the Cloisters Square, the setting remains as much a
Whether you call Mallorca home or you’re here on holiday, the island’s sunshine is a big part of its appeal. But like anywhere in the world, Mallorca isn’t immune to the occasional grey sky and rainy day. When that happens—especially if you’ve got kids to entertain—it can be a challenge to know how to make
Following the buzz of Easter celebrations across Mallorca, the island keeps the festive spirit alive with a calendar full of local fairs and traditional events. One of the highlights in the north is the much-loved Fira de Sant Francesc in Muro, taking place this year over 11th–12th April. A Traditional Mallorcan Fair with Something for
Cala Ratjada is known not only for its beautiful Blue Flag beaches and clear turquoise waters, but also for some of the most rewarding coastal walks in northeast Mallorca. One of the best routes is the scenic walk from Cala Agulla to Cala Mesquida. There are several parking areas near Cala Agulla, as well
Cancer Support Mallorca is excited to announce the return of Walk Against Cancer, a month-long fundraising and awareness campaign taking place throughout April 2026. Now in its fourth year, the campaign invites individuals, families, businesses, schools, and community groups to walk, raise awareness, and support people affected by cancer across Mallorca. This year, Cancer Support
